Sentence examples for traditional badges from inspiring English sources

Traditional badges are out.

Among the more traditional badges are "Camp Together," including building fires, tying knots and so on; "Girl Scouts U.S.A.," a study of the history of the organization, and "Theater," which entails putting on a play.

Their traditional badge is of a rampant gold lion on a light blue background with the club's motto "Prepared" underneath; a modified version of this was adopted in 2007.

They also began wearing their traditional badge of rank, a white patch of cloth with a gold button and a twist of white cord on each side of the coat collar.

In the process of striving for a traditional badge of success, I felt as if I was compromising core personal values and losing the momentum that had fueled my ambitions.

The letter also called for "a return to the traditional club badge that was removed at the rebranding".

"To repair bridges we believe that there must be a return to playing in blue at home for the next season, along with a return to the traditional club badge that was removed at the rebranding.

In the Boy Scouts of America, they are also assigned to one of the traditional Wood Badge "critter" patrols.

A Cardiff City supporters' group says a change in the club's traditional colours and badge is a "fait accompli".

Space tourism and education centres like the Kennedy Space Centre rely heavily on each space shuttle launch to support their merchandising of mission patches, from the traditional sew on badge to T shirts.

It's pitching itself as a "social CV", and features the recommendation element of LinkedIn but adds Foursquare-style badges and traditional tags as a fun and quick way of soliciting a 'thumbs up' from co-workers and friends.